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2:125 – Man, She’s Fine. I’d like to …<\/h5>\n

#faithbites #faithjourney fine<\/p>\n

Slight warning as we talk about one of the seven deadly sins: lust.<\/p>\n

All of us have those experiences when we see someone we are instantly attracted too. The old joke was you may be married but not dead. Seeing someone who is attractive is one thing, but when you start to imagine more, that’s when it gets dicey.<\/p>\n

Some say, what’s the big deal if you fantasize about someone? Who cares if you watch pornography? As long as you aren’t acting on it, no harm right?<\/p>\n

The issue is, when we fantasize a little too much, we take away from our relationships here. Our spouse, our love interest, whomever. There is no way our fantasies can live up to reality, so you are now disappointed.<\/p>\n

I’m no prude, but just a word of warning that we may be lusting more than we think.<\/p>\n

Scripture<\/h5>\n